https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99062
--- Comment #2 from David Kremer <[email protected]> --- Yes, indeed. It is clear that the frame inherits the background color of the title, since there is no carrier return between the two. However, the question is « does a frame should inherit the properties of the closest paragraph ? ». I am wondering why this frame does not have its own « style » definition. A way to adress this bug would be to separate the style definition of the two objects (title and frame). Depending on the point of view it may be a bug or not. >From my user point of view, I tell the pupils I teach to avoid breaking lines unnecessary. Of course, I apply this advice to myself and I try to avoid breaking line when it is not needed. So here, it is a bug. The title line is expanding background way above the single line it is occupying, from a user point of view this is probably not wishable. >From the designer point of view, it *could* be a normal behaviour, although I think I hitted a border case not necessarily planned in the original design. I have no idea if this design *should* be corrected as a bug from the initial pattern in LibreOffice, or even if it could be corrected without major design breaking (the « I'm not an expert, sorry » part of my message.) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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